plaster | WIP Idiomatic Frontend Web Framework for Rust / WebAssembly
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plaster is a modern Rust framework for creating frontend apps with WebAssembly. It was orginally forked from yew.
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Good afternoon.
I'm teaching myself Common Lisp and have run into an issue with a specific line in my code.
This is a two room adventure with a fight in the arena - the whole goal of this was to write the prompt command one time, therefore I had to set up a way for Common Lisp to look at a line of text and determine which was the room and which was the direction to go in.
I decided to code it as:
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 18:30Your code
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In my project, i have a table where various interventions are inserted based on previous selections. In case of more interventions, on the select if I go to select a value on the first intervention, it will also change on the second intervention. How can I make selections independent?
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Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 12:49Visible Surface
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I'm calling shared prefs in page I made as splash screen
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Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 16:28You trying to print log:
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I've recently heard about a company using a surprising architecture pattern of a stand alone /independent API (access layer) between a very poorly structured SQL Server and their front end, such that NO entity framework is used anywhere as well as having no direct interaction with the DB from the front end.
I've never seen this before in a .Net Core/Framework environment and comes across as a plaster type situation where they are trying to abstract away the poor DB structure and hide it from the consumer via the API, instead of fixing the core issue, which is the poor DB.
Is this considered an actual architecture pattern or best practice (in this situation even perhaps?) or is this just a mess? The development team seems adamant on this new API pattern...
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Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 15:38It is standard practice to abstract the front end from the database. Layers of abstractions make render data transport objects that differ wildly from the entity models in the database. This insulating layer provides a set standard for actors attempting to access the data and encapsulates business logic in a central location. This is a smart decision. As the database standards are improved, the API calls to the database can be updated without affecting the front end. Thus, front end developers need not be bothered with schematic database changes. Entity Framework is not a pre or co requisite for c# projects communicating with databases. There are many ORM libraries out there and some stacks don't even leverage one. While EF is powerful, if the database is a mess, it may be prudent to delay implementation of any ORM until the data and schema is sufficiently curated.
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Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 14:00the first thing you need to do is add a meta description for mobile view in the head. These in particular
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I have an object, which I'm trying to query against instantiations of using LINQ. Where one property of an object has a given value, I need to return the value of another property
My constructor is as below:
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Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 17:49To return eg the StepCount
for all Job whose LevelNumber is 1 and JobNumberOnLevel is 2:
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I've got a friend route which I registered on the user route. I've registered the user route in the app,
I've used mongoose.Types.ObjectId in the user schema
Mongoose Version: 5.9.19
In User.js
router.use("/friend", FriendRouter);
then in FriendRoute(i.e. friend.js)
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Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 09:01This was a simple routing issue. I had a route like router.get('/:id.(req.res))
The suggestion get request was hitting that route instead of
router.get('/sugesstions.(req.res))
because it was matching router.get('/:id.(req.res)) first.
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I have PDF:s with a extremely large tokens plastered across the entire front page of many pdf documents, see image. I'm looking for an automated method to remove these.
Apache PDFBox has a pretty extensive API, is there any way to match these tokens by Regex and simply remove them and re-save the pdf?
Image from PDF Example posted below. The tokens I'd like to remove are: [KS/2019:589] Lokalvård Grundskolor & Idrottshallar that are plastered on top of the regular text. Google Drive link to full PDF-file.
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Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 13:26You can use the PdfContentStreamEditor
class from this answer (don't forget to apply the fix mentioned at the bottom of the answer) like this:
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Lets assume I have a list of walls listOfWalls and that each wall object has following hierarchy:
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 13:09It seems you want to map by the WallMaterialType
enum.
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I have looked into this post and found that it is almost exactly what I need to do. However, I am not able to produce the output expected given the suggestion in this post. Basically, I am trying to import elements from an XML (
$ManifestFile
) file that contains something like:
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Answered 2020-Mar-08 at 13:14There are several problems with your current approach:
You're not importing the elements from the source document into the destination document, even though that is a prerequisite for inserting it into the destination document's DOM.
You're using
.SelectSingleNode()
to select the source-document nodes, even though - I presume - you meant to use.SelectNodes()
to select allelements.
You're missing namespace management for the documents, which is a prerequisite for successful XPath queries via
.SelectSingleNode()
/.SelectNodes()
.- Given that namespace management is complex, the solution below relies on PowerShell's XML DOM dot notation, which your question partly employs, which avoids the need for namespace handling, along with a workaround. If you do want to deal with namespaces - which is the strictly correct way to do it - see Ansgar Wiechers' helpful answer.
Here's an annotated solution:
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